Category Archives: Landlord News

If you’re a landlord, you’d be forgiven for not wanting to read the current headlines. From landlords rushing to exit the market, to the dreaded Renters’ Rights Bill, landlords seem to be getting hit left, right and centre. But it isn’t all bad news. Landlords will always find a way, and this year it’s noContinue reading “How Landlords are “raking the cash in” after following this 3 step strategy”

It’s a tough decision to make: should you hold on to your properties, hoping to recover your portfolio back to the golden era of profits? Or is the market well and truly dead? If you’re a landlord who’s been thinking about this over the last year, you’re going to want to keep reading. Many changesContinue reading “Landlord sells 23 properties in 16 days: get the highest price now before the market drops”

Landlords throughout the UK are selling their property portfolios. Some are worried that The Renters’ Rights bill will empower tenants to be unreasonable and landlords will have to go through expensive and protracted court hearings to prove their reason for wanting to end the tenancy agreement. Or that the bill and a rise in ‘noContinue reading “How a Landlord sold 35 properties together as a portfolio for a faster sale with the best return”

Landlords: Spring is in the air – and with the Renters’ Rights Bill just around the corner, now is the perfect time to spring clean your property portfolio! Spring is the season of renewal – the ideal time to tackle those jobs that were put off over winter. It’s time to clear out the clutterContinue reading “Landlords: It’s Time To Choose What Properties To Sell Before The Renters’ Rights Bill Becomes Law”

Demand for properties is at an all-time high, and with the property market booming, now could be the perfect time to sell. In the last month alone, demand for homes has increased by 13%, and we’ve had more than 200 landlords contact Landlord Sales Agency to sell their rental properties — you could be next!Continue reading “Is now the perfect time to sell?”

As we enter into 2025, the demand for buyers wanting to purchase portfolios or take properties off the hands of landlords wanting to sell has reached fever pitch. The spike in buyers comes in part due to the fact that new landlords with fresh investment are keen to snap up ready-made portfolios, without having toContinue reading “Great news for landlords looking to sell as buyer demand for portfolios soars”

Landlord Sales Agency has been touted as the UK’s best company for landlords to go to who are looking to increase the profits of their property portfolios. Known as the “portfolio exit specialists,” the LSA focus on tightening up landlord portfolios by cutting the chaff of low performing properties, crucially selling them in a wayContinue reading “How to turn non-profitable headache portfolios into slick, high profit machines again”

It’s time to cut to the chase. We’ve all been thinking it: is property becoming more hassle than it’s worth? If you’re questioning your property portfolios, you’re not alone. With persistent high interest rates, constant bombardments of tax warnings, the risk of Capital Gains Tax rising and a new Labour government with a super-majority talkingContinue reading “Does it still make sense to be a landlord or should we be looking to exit?”

The property market has been uncertain for a while, and with an election upcoming, and the new government that brings in tow, there’s no surprise that landlords are looking to sell, fast. Whether that’s to cash in to get the highest prices now for their portfolios, or to downsize and tidy up portfolios so theContinue reading “£1.15 million in 4 weeks – 5 landlords on why they sold with Landlord Sales Agency”

The Guardian recently highlighted a report from Hamptons that said in the last year landlords will have sold 294,300 more homes than they have bought since 2016. For a landlord based in Liverpool, he couldn’t agree more. Rushing to sell his entire portfolio of old build houses, he’s just one of thousands of landlords across the UKContinue reading “For landlords who thought they’d left their problems in 2023, think again. 2024 isn’t letting up, and the system continues to be unfair for a growing number of them.”